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Events | Seminars 2011

 

The Seminar programme for 2011 will be updated regularly from the commencement of Semester One.

The Philosophy seminars are held in Burns 4 at 11am on Wednesdays (unless otherwise stated). The session normally runs for one and a half hours.

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2011 Seminar Schedule

March 2

Professor Danielle Macbeth

Haverford College

The Peculiar Role of Writing in Mathematical Reasoning

 

March 9 Professor Robert Veatch

Mt Sinai School of Medicine

Organ Transplantation: Emerging Controversies

March 16

Professor Andy Miah

University of the West of Scotland

Is Transhumanism All Too Transhuman?

March 23

Associate Professor Greg Dawes

Otago

Belief is Not the Issue: A Defence of Inference to the Best Explanation

March 30

Assistant Professor Dan Korman

Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)

The Language of the Ontology Room
April 6
Waterloo
Advocacy, Autism and Autonomy
April 13

Associate Professor Charles Pigden

Otago

Identifying Goodness

April 20 Professor Eric Watkins
California (San Diego)
Kant on God's Order, Man's Order, and the Order of Nature
April 25-29

 

Mid-Semester Break :

 

 

 

May 4

Associate Professor Andrew Moore

Otago

Hedonism

May 11

Dr Colin Cheyne

Otago

The Asymmetry of Formal Logic

May 18

Peter Anstey

Otago

John Locke on human understanding

May 25
Otago
Hume's Four Dissertations: Revisiting the essay on taste
June 1 Dr Alberto Vanzo
Otago
Rationalism and Empiricism in the Historiography of Early Modern Philosophy
June 6- July 10

 

Semester Break

 

July 13

Dr Gillian Crozier

Loyola (Chicago)
Feyerabend on Newton: A defense of Newton’s empiricist method
July 20
Otago/UConn
Dialetheism Without Detachment
July 27

Northern Arizona Univ

The Phenomenology of C.S. Peirce

 

August 3 Dr Cei Maslen
VUW
Keeping score of causal claims: Causal Contextualism applied to a medical case
August 10
North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Experience and Asymmetry
August 17
Canterbury
Rehabilitating the anthropic principle
August 24

Dan and Gwen Taylor Lecture 5pm

St Andrews

God, science, and the ethics of belief

August 29 - Sept. 2

 

Mid-Semester Break

 

September 7

Dr Josh Parsons

Otago

Fuzzy Mereology

September 14

Mr Jonathan Jong

Otago

Is the cognitive science of religion philosophically interesting?

September 21

Professor Alan Musgrave

Otago

Getting over Gettier

September 28

Dr Robert Sinnerbrink

Macquarie University

Scenes from a Marriage: On the Idea of Film as Philosophy

October 5

NO SEMINAR THIS WEEK

 

 

October 12 Dr James Maclaurin & Associate Professor Heather Dyke

Otago

Evolutionary Explanations of Temporal Experience

October 14
End of Classes

Please note, this timetable is subject to change

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